Tradition or Truth

Tradition or Truth

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Was the faith you grew up with built on Scripture or on centuries of added tradition? If the Bible is God’s final word, why does so much of Catholic doctrine rest on something else?

Overview

Truth or Tradition is a full-length book by Vince Wall, an evangelist and former devout Roman Catholic, examining the seven sacraments and key Catholic doctrines against the plain text of Scripture. Drawing on his own journey out of Catholicism, Wall walks through Mary, images and statues, baptism, confession, the Eucharist, confirmation, holy orders, last rites, and the papacy, testing each against the KJV.

What You’ll Discover

  • 10 chapters covering the full sacramental system, from baptism to last rites, plus dedicated chapters on the Virgin Mary and the future of the papacy
  • Over 100 pages and 120+ Scripture references, letting the Bible answer where tradition and doctrine diverge from it
  • 50+ historical images, photographs and illustrations documenting Catholic practice and history
  • The author’s own testimony — raised Catholic, educated in Catholic schools, present at a papal address in St Peter’s Square — before coming to faith through John 3:16
  • Chapter-by-chapter questions for reflection or group study, ending with a look at Bible prophecy concerning the papacy’s future

Ideal For

  • Believers with Catholic family or friends who want a gracious, Scripture-first resource to share
  • Former Catholics processing their own journey toward biblical assurance
  • Anyone wanting a clear, well-referenced comparison of tradition versus Scripture on core doctrines
  • Small group or personal study on the sufficiency of Scripture

Format & Availability

  • Free PDF download
  • Hard Copies available for free

Why It Matters

Every believer eventually meets someone whose faith rests on tradition rather than the Word. This book doesn’t ask readers to argue, it asks them to read, and let Scripture speak for itself. It’s offered not to attack anyone’s background, but to point back to the sufficiency of God’s Word and the assurance found only in Christ.

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